"Shadows of Plato" transforms the dialectic into a dance. This is Modern Tango at its most intellectual and visceral—a sharp, staccato journey from the darkness of the Cave to the light of the Good.
The soundscape is defined by the tension between discipline and passion. A weeping bandoneón represents the longing of the soul (Eros), while a precise, aggressive piano hammers out the logic of the Forms. The rhythm section features a driving double bass and complex, syncopated percussion that mimics the heartbeat of the "Charioteer" struggling to control his horses.
The vocals are dramatic and theatrical, moving from whispered philosophical inquiries to soaring, passionate crescendos. It is a sound that feels like a heated argument in a dimly lighted Buenos Aires café—where every step is a question, and every pause is a realization. This is the sound of the soul remembering what it once knew, set to the pulse of the tango.




Shadows of the Fire

The Legend of Zelda - Majora's Mask Soundtrack

55 Ocarina 'Oath To Order'

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Sly Cooper and the thievius Raccoonus 17 - The Dread Swamp Path

Composed by Jamie Hughes

This is a version of the Intro Theme from Grunty's Revenge which uses instruments from Banjo-Kazooie & Banjo-Tooie! Rather than using soundfonts created from samples extracted from the game - I instead put this together by sequencing a MIDI version of the song, and individually importing the tracks into the Banjo-Kazooie and Banjo-Tooie ROMs using an amazing bit of software called the "N64 MIDI Tool", which was written by SubDrag. I then recorded the tracks from the hacked ROMs using Project64, and composited them. So, hopefully this is a relatively authentic imagining of what it would have sounded like if Grunty's Revenge was an N64 game!

Intro Theme - Banjo-Kazooie: Grunty's Revenge (N64 Remastering)

Download:
http://zreomusic.com/2011/09/21/hey-listen

This is an eerie atmospheric song transcribed from a video of gameplay footage at Gamespot of what was then called 'Sky Temple' with the sound effects too which was then made into an orchestral arrangement.
This was a challenge but it's the kind of challenge I'm familiar and confident with as a transcriber and arranger maintaining the feel of the orignal track with self-implemented original ideas.

YouTube quotes:

This sounds like it's being performed in a concert hall by a bigger orchestra rather﻿ than the small 50 piece orchestra that's used in the studio mastered soundtrack recording. Ironically, the synthesized orchestra here sounds better than the real one on the soundtrack.
BlazerBaller87

This made my day. The ambience is﻿ really lovable, and a lot of creativity was introduced in this one arrangement. Thank you, ZREO. You're amazing. <3
Posby95

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